Poi-Fu with Tree for Split-Time Opposites Flowers: Poi Spinning Tutorial

[@LadyHalfling]

You have a wonderful gift for being able to show and explain techniques so that they are easily interpreted and understood. Thank you.

[@soupdish66]

Thank you so much for being a true blessing to this world. I've been watching your videos for a while and your positivity and wisdom has help me life find balance within poi spinning. Keep up the amazing work yo.

[@alexwebster8811]

Wax on Wax Off! Great idea for getting this figured out. I noticed on video a couple weeks ago that one arm wasn't extending across my body nearly as much as necessary, even though my timing across the center was pretty good. Thanks as always Nick!

[@Fitfightshoot]

Exactly what I needed. Thanks!

[@AlexanderGent]

Excellent tutorial. The same principle could be used by anyone practising the wooden dummy in Wing Chun.

[@DrexFactor]

Great tip! I've also found that practicing with a smart phone app that shows trails can create similar results, but this is a great low-fi alternative.

[@playpoivideos]

Hi Drex! I was so bummed a couple years back when I bought a portable projector, just to set up video feedback, but it disappeared before I even set it up. I was also thinking a mirror with a nice decal with poi geometry would be a great product to design some day! :)

[@lydianexus6997]

This is so helpful, thank you! 🤗

[@Nashimura]

Great great super great advice!!! Thanks!

[@larkinlover]

Such a cool tip, thank you so much!

[@JustinSAT]

Wonderful video, well done :)

[@Ryanhelpmeunderstand]

I’ve been waiting for this video for 3 years!

[@Squizznot]

I love the silly ending :)

[@이규헌-g7t]

Good!!

[@paulinazambra1015]

Nice

[@playpoivideos]

Thanks! :)

[@annettebauer3952]

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